Society
JkT fC* %3LP *"5 mt:s Ri vs oki M
H Ju ff bJ • • • ,
Mr*, drum mat or rr.n hrd in <t‘t<-|iiiurir .11 I In *i,n .1II111 »n
dar. \\ rrinr'rl ■> and hid#i. ramn nss al I in Mar oflii r plinne
At nlhrr tinir* at lirr hcutir Irlr-i nonr Nu 713
II..0
I O C Merlin*
Mrdnenday Altentnon
The Uni tort l);uik..'<;i* "f
r n(crlfrnr\ wfll.hnlH i in
Wedim-duy iilipmo ti »( o i. < ,•«
n! tli«“ liomr of M ( Hi 11iI ■
on Graham Mreer A full at ■•nti.in. ■
ts desired.
Home Making fla*-.
Will Meet lomslil
The Sotilli Slvcltiv . i.v. hi In in
making mil iiuyi ;lii e\ nuvs
7 o'clock if the S. Shelby M-h.on)
building All. women -mrt Ctrl win
are tnlrroMeri Air loirhalh inviii
in lie l'mfiii Min Miuliarct An
thon.v. as..teacher, will'hi- m rhark:
Graham P T.
In First Meeting
The Mr.;l meeting of I he fall - n.
int\ of the tbuent Teuttv
nation of Graham. strct i selin'cC.
will hr held ai thf* Graham JmiId
mg on Wednesday afternoon .i
S 15 o'clock 't'his brine lit.- ftj .
meeting, nil parents are surged
attend.
n 5 R 1.. Meet
Tue-dav Afternoon
The first meeting of lhr autumn
for members of the lorn I, rhnpti >
of the Daughters of III. AmrifciU'
Revolution will tv In• Iff tmuoti >
afternoon al 3'5ft at Hie. home of
Mr- H A I.ogan with M i.ogan
a« chairman of the hivo- - commit
tee Mrs ,t I, Parker., Mr- V •
MrSwani and Mi A"n.t" II out
will he «. •-iMing .hot to. .-.PS,
Huh Calender
for Tuesday
rt.nhs scheduled to meet on Tues
day afternoon are:.
The Renaissance 8tu<|v club wHi< b
n ill meet with Mrs -lean SchPtu .
at 4 orlnrk at her home in Clew
land Springs Estates.
The Contemporary hook chit)
which will meet, with Mi. s Carolvl
lever al 4 o'clock at her home on
$ Washington street.
The Mother ' club whirl) will hold
its regular meeting with Mi (X
burn Lute, at .'I 30 al her home on
N Movnn street, and
The Bonne Hrure hook eluh w hie >
a ill .meet Tuesday evening at 7 3d
",iih.Mis, R S. Sindh a lv<ste
at the home OEM 's Ceph Binnlon
< »ke-:PutUng For (.
H rrldlng Party
Mi'- rs lama ftnfl .Nr>VR f3oyn%fii)
and Mrs Paxton .Elliott were jii*nt
ivvt esses on Friday evening al tlx*
rake rutting given for members of
the Coble-EUiotf wedding purtv
and a few other friends, entertain
tng at the home of tin- Muses
Cornwell The bride wore a becom
ing dinner dress nf light blue crepe
The home wn_, decorated through
out with quant hies of fall flower*
The (able In the dining room was
spread with a twee cloth and cen
tered with the pretty two tiered
white wedding rake full .wh.ic
randies in silver holders glared
each eornev of the table, the can
dlestirks were tied with is:nr how,
of white tulle. When the cake w o
rut the emblems were cut a fol
low’s the button hv Mr Kti"\
Hardin, the ring hv Mr Hardin, the'
wishbone by Miss Mary Gordon
Elliott, which she presented lo tie
bride for good luck, the thimble hv
Mrs, J L. Parker mid the heart hv
Mr Bynum Weathers
Refreshments const, ted of beam
shaped tee cream, cake mints a
punch A color scheme of pink an
white was carried out in detail
As the guests departed each w v
given a small white box nf wed
Hint eake.
Outside the immediate friend ini
Shelby the guests included Rev,
Charles Coble, of Douglas, On M i
Henry Whitly. of Greensboro. Mi
and Mrs Will .Lattiinore, of Glen ’
dale. Miss'Mary Gordon Elliott of |
Polkville. Miss Margaret LatUmore j
of t attiniore Mtss l ewis Palter-on j
of Patterson Springs, Mr and Mrs
John Elliott and John Kilip.lt i
and Mrs. Tom lattimoie. nf Polk
ville i
Mix Belie F Hint I
H>d To Mr. Coble
A wedding charaeten.’.ed by sun ;
pUctty and beauty was solemmv,'. I
on Saturday morning at U ode*.- |
a thr home of Mr, and Mr R 1 '
Weathers, the latter h .sister of the
bride, when Mis., Belle K'.Uott <>I
this place became the bride ot Mr
Max Coble of Greensboro Re.
Charles Coble, pastor o( the tuuj
Presbyterian church in Douglas >
Ga . and brother of the groom. pci -
formed the ceremony The unpro
vised altar before which the von.
were spolceii was. of ferns and gol
den rod. the same combination be
ing-used in decoratmg (he enure
living room.
The nupiml music »»- furnish
ad by Miss Lewi- Patterson >>
pianist, and Mrs. Knox Hardin >»
soloist. As an opening n urn bet Mi.
Patterson played Flower Soug ;
after which Mrs. Hardin sang "Ah I
Sweet Mystery of Lite ' and I Low
Yon Truly," McDowells "To A
Wild Rose" was softly played dur
ing the ceremony. The wedding
h i; i' (“Hr,fit to tlie >1 unit- i!
I< ici-rlii • W irti.-g Miiicii, mi
Mi .., . ,»>'••!m \V• iif .iii: Minch t».i
11 (I n n i>■( c.-- niuiI
Mi M i:'an. ' I -lifttintn:* , in
ll.ifi' (lt!\ nil ■ 11 i, 1111 t Ilf I (i til.
■ '"in n- i -in In • i‘ i hi iir; » [ * I
tnii. of v.ni«’ ciiliiioii ti>|)r? on
nil: ."i ,i m In iiiji t»f K ir
tin* i foilin'. t it-, iii
unit h ci |i*t i toiin f’liJd,t. i
-I * , : 1 | I ^ i I I If I .4
it on o| Mi iio i -M .Iniin Iv
o1 fl if.v'i c; H in) “ II fill u. nl tit
til If f*
t,* ' tuV-on. #ti«i iv,r Invt !v in hr*;
wiylrliiia- tin* nl (I,n u. tji'cciv c*i ■. ,.
ii'.l ;-m h i' h .!;*• k c.; i* , i ;u i ■
-J ii ... ;ii ,'i njicli' (I itic nl; in sifi>n*
”, I'i 11 'in •.< - in ' hi tho stliKiili
-hr ( in fil m ;i in lyiiiguH of. Pci •
not f-c c.'v.
.M Coble ,m ill I raet )ve R’l
r»| eljljj. wu'lYi >y<*lrt»n; »« a cIiUi m
i- i "i tin- I,iip Mi • and Mi
Thom i K’lhiii <>f flu. n:imf Shi
ha in ill' Ik i hinne for a iiiinib’'.
t>i i ir with Mi and Mi Weath
ers .'iln ift i iVpil In i education at
I>avi np"i tcolli \i- and Duke mu
-Vcn-tty and sftil'p ter urariiialion
liar I.iuuIh id the cbpnlv schools.
I ill lUOop) |i. i MID 111 Mi I) H
Coble .Hid l he -lain M s. Coble . ol
iii'hi (Ireenshorn and it a pronnn
i ni fin in' i of (imltord comic.
1 Ill’ll.iibulph nllcr flic ci-iPinnil’
Ml and Mi < < lilt; felt Du a shot ,
a aiinv hip alter winch Mrs
Ci lilc will come hack to Shelby and
will I each lbc winter in llic No I
school, while Mr Coble will return
io In- bone i ■ i (li i an.la nit. 1
Mr .and Mi: \v .1 .iiiys and
Mi. Mar«'»rct M I animo.c iht
latlc. of Pcitkville a -. lsicil 11> r
ccivini; and cnirrtaininK the sue :
Mr I’wxtini MUinU.. and Mis Noi a
Cornwell presided in 'he Bill room
At The Theatres
“Two Aahin I the World." Is th>
week- 11' t ollerhnt hi Ihe Webh
■ uh : ihk the inci npantble Con
■laiiri' Kfnr. It and Nell Hamilton
(lull I it Her is rust as a k;vv. iaio
• free society kuI who j> hurled pe'
nu ll into I hi' mar'slicm of a inur
dor case Silo 1 ears hernun honor tr
hred.s to save he; hrot-her iron
< vend ion «nd her tMi.wa rily m.-p
from a rtoinostij' scandal Ii .a
to bo the most di aimali role o
| her Viti err.
''Tin' First Year." heean at ill
Carolina Hus afternoon for a rut
i of two (lavs l.inf f Cue nor aiv
|Charles Fiirrell aio toii-'tlirr attain
j in their "first, puituc of tire new
j Hint vent Charlie a-, the thought
less husband and Janet a the m
j exiietieuceri wife: soni'limex htla
intis, sotneiiiheii saci Ciaynoi i. a:
| artless w ho brhrv s .crem prop)
' should he known for ihen worl
until tint for lheir. innvns. crookta:'.
parties and I a nn Site probabh
knows mme about Ihe nieeiiahtr.
of piriinr; making that! any oliie
star on the Hollywood lot
For*'ne In Barks
Awaiting O vn'T;
YT<*it Than v5.oOrt ooo l p* i tu ljtm
rd In NVw > m k
I »'*<I»I lliitHls.
Albany N N Mors Tharp d pop -
WO musty American dollars that
could purchase cotton lood: shrco
build bridges and c •‘at- (pits, rr
fnain 'unclaimed til NVW: Vo'rfc bank,
strange as u may ••n,,
The dollar' have corn h i gotten
bv dcporit.n.- mr, a p i > v-i of'
Secretary of S'ate . R'd.u:,v. ti Ftyni'
ha- sent on! and "SOS" to the right
fill win’ s to drop M<n t.d, obtain
them then put them 'nto rtreulu
i .on
Thousands cf persons. including
a prince, a farmei inmiMe of .Stria
Sins prison arid the Bi vCH’rhobd of
Bulls, have torso;ten • dry have
nionex m the bank
Flynn .ays the situation Is sou
ply perpte-Mns. but that e whole lot
ranriot. be done ab.bu'.. u
Price lei ..[.am. ot a hat land no
one setups to know but a t o f ormer
Iv lived in Coney IsfiioV. .1.1 money
in the hank, but wppa eo',\ doesn't
know it
Then there is the Hip’aiTail Flee
Burial Association. w.nyo has for
gotten to claim-its drp.-iteri dollars
The Down and Out c:.,o ot Brook
ivn has torsotteii fund- „ bank,
despite its fvatne
Annie Roosevelt, who is probably
ho relation to the Dctheiatic; Pres
idential nominee, is asicd among
those who apparently d not need
their dollius.
Savings hank accounts in New
York become dormant after 2(1
years, while tmelaimed" Tii'ixisits tn
trust com panic- and (ate banks
are published alter jp.■; years dur
A!Smith Comes
Out With Views
On Campaign
|>»m s Not Mention Rnnsrvrlf. < r11.
M*«»* ‘fnrgultrn Man"
Appeal.
>' i . '« ■ 11 k . Knmr r fWivornn." At
tir'd !• Smith in nil aitlrlc In tl
Otitinnk "'it Saturday mc
In ! 1 ,r \ i - I hi' mu ( r - "I t h
: i m "i at a fiat i v in t,he conn it i
■ lirtii'n i ( M-titi,il tn tin- upbuild
!>!• "I mu i! lltonal well bring"
t ii 1:1 a apt-rial lif'uciltiB, ’ Tit
I’m irid i.‘ii Mr. n" 111' u i it'
V.v I: .lit I -.tup tni.iirig abniit tin
hi ,urn iiitm and about cta.'S di
till ' all.- ....
I n.- In ■:* 'cii no i) Is s tip 1
and i ■■,<• • ni'i h dl ' i: >. fro.;
: IIP ( U ill 1 lift t.Cl n. will ti
ll)!' .1 nr i Mimi i ’
A l i i' si at mg t lie Itepubluai
nr: i1 imiM iake the n.pon iI»iI:'
:i i it ■ nu'M-’i able m takes
w hieh have Intensified the be."
i mi •.' ho win rs
In ill lu'ehts slid purposes Hi?
. -<)ti| ,1 if n mwv lie -lid In b<- m o
I In- j oil Hi''* lion i. whet "ill ini
l)i nii)i i i io party do with its vir ■
I'||\? A char ,p of got rniniopi .(.{
n !f Vi hot insure improvement
Ml OOlli ft t0» "i
On I ho other hand the Demo
or.dir party has i in- >: n ,o advan
tag!'- o| a liberal background and
record In fhe.pnst it has novo
I. ilod to lie hospitable to no s
ideas . . .
I ho In.-,i issue to ho decided i
what, oloinon! will control lit*
Democratic part v. hooau.so it mils'
hr admitted that the parly is noi
united aiid tlial .lt is composed nl
i number of roofiirting element,'
md lntep ts This in dearly in
dilated at the recent Chicago con .
vent ion
"With some <>f the eleniontx nne
force.:, m t lie purls, I am complete
dy on! of sympnth\ not for pc>
onal reasons, but because I he
Hove that they are Inimical t'1 tip j
best, interest of tlie country.
' In mV opinion the Democratt. |
nai tv must purge it,self of these j
■liter • is it it is to serve the na-j
firm tn this crisis,"
'I he former governor, unsuerr ■
fill tn his fight for the Democrat!
nomination at Chicago.' dm- not ’
make the interests to which h. j
refers
In declaring his- belief Unit tic
"hope id the country lies in t
Demcrralw \ Ictorv lie does n>'
mention by name either Governor
Roosevelt, the presidential nomi
nee or Speaker Garner, vice presi
dential candidate.
He devotes eve. a! hundred word
to a n iticism of the Republican
ad'minist ration.
I. He declares the country is '"set
for a rhnn>:r."
His paragraphs on the electin';
! arc at the end of pi.- four-page.ai
tide which also rii.-cu. c- signs i i
: itti, nmg prosperity, lus own pith
tic w:o ks program, the Reconstruc
tion Finance- corporation, and pro
; lubitfon.
He rails on votets to apply the
; "acid t "sl ' to nil congressional can
■ did.ilc to determine then: prohibi
. non stand
| He predicts that if the prohibi
lion relit continues long enough
| tin re will be an attempt made '
d tp all enforcement appropriation
hem the budget
He criticises President Home;
pielubinon stand and .ns he loo\
for a "sham bn"ir' from now ore
j over the kind ot repeal di moriifi
! cat ion amendment to lie submitted
lo the tales.
IP" article is contained in tire
'ir.-l issue of the magazine appea
fng under Smith s editorship
A fo.eword says the tonic; Nr
York governor will earn out 'a
editoi i the .tradition of lndepen !
ent thinking which was built up
bv I s pic’s- .-.lit H hrv War.
Beech'r. f nvvi Abbot t and The i
'ore R' ’tevelt
It ado says that Smith "c>nr
to the T-dWorship otypig n'legi
■ nee to no political parly or re
eg'.nts or fine.octal srouo "
"It takas lots of 'money to ear; v
oi vo of the states" an ox pc -
'•r.oocl ph'ittciaJi who p.;o dtxi:<vot
ed tHat ra h and carry io hand nild
hand Norfolk Leri ;ct -i V patch.
The war department probably
will not ism to a enrnpaittn ribbon lor
’ho baftip of Washiorton Clot -
meat i Ha ' Press,
Oennattv has ordered mintin'!
pocket ba'tfcship" The woid
pocket" is supposed to denote tit
cruiser' ,;t o but it 1- a word tha
intrigues us just the same.
Men won't keep their rrtonnp. .■
the hat less fad The-"dinky htti
things women wear indicate tir>'
the dear creatures are weanin
' hemselves
Rut if there ate no Perfect peo
uie what becomes of the children
of those who write books on the ar
ot rhild training?
ins which there has he n no prrsen
' at ion of the bank book
Quite a buyers' drive could be
started should the motlev be thrown
into circulation Flynn declared Hr i
‘said scores of jobs could be previd-1
rd if ihe money was ut'lized to that
i end. i
(fiforifuina flip ffitiprican shorn p • tfpp our
CFJ ftpATING
Our
3rd ANNIVERSARY
In SHELBY
OCT. 1929-OCT. 1932
CELEBRATING
Our
3rd ANNIVERSARY
In SHELBY
OCT. 1929-OCT. 1932
- Coffee Table -
Real buy at $4.95
(>!' course you can use ah
oy her coffee table in tin
1 i\ inyr room, it make
servtnji so much easiei
and it's so inexpensive
when you buy it. at filer
chi's.
We had Auction -sales’.. /.Sold loads ami loads
of fine furniture. . . . ( loaned the docks and made
room for workmen to completely renew and re
decorate the interior of our store. It’s done! The
job’s all finished and we have a complete new
store from cellar to roof. New wallpaper. New
displays . , . new and complete stocks of the fin
est furnit ure, ever brought .to Shelby. New and
modern designs—new prices—-easy terms. Don’t
rest until you’ve seen what we've done . . . and
what we ha\e!
Four-Poster Bed
Low priced, $8.95
In Mahogany nr walnut
finish. It’s so much Tri
ilpmaml those days for
the Colonial or Early
American bedroom. Buy
it on the Rudyet. Plan.
Simmons
Studio Bed Couch
A stuilio immi . nui ii at" thi
price is a rare find. Thi
one covered in denim open.'
out. tn twin hods.
$19.95
CIRCULATOR
PLATERS
$19.85
Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinets
$24.85
LIVING ROOM SUITES
Lit ing-Koom Suites—Ap
pealing in design, price
There is something more Appealing
about these living-room ,smi.es. than
their price though that is important loo.
because, it is one of the lowest prices
We re seen. Their styles are the most
modern and up-to-the-minute .versions
of hospitality suites for the living room
They have the comfortable. lotinge hne
anO smart details of much more • xpetv
ive sets You’ll find them vo tn moo
than this figure and a rare find.
BEDROOM SUITES
.'•'far Value In
Bedroom Still os —
Seldom are we able to offer such a rr
markable value. A three-piece ztoup of
the'finest craftsmanship, gracefully rte
.signed and constructed consisting of a
oeri ri e.sser and vanity. As a u:yt the
'-!*'t. is out-standing, in point of style and
.beauty offerings. Our liberal credit
term, are always at veur .service.
RUGS
Sit our new
Iirip
B’^elow
Sanford
RUGS
$19"
And Up
GOLD
SEAL
Congol
eum
RUGS
New pattern
WHEN BETTER El RMTFRE IS SOI 1). WELL SELL IT
Pvii’P—pricesprices-every store Is hammering' price. Small wonder, when
prices have never been so low iiv L> years, Rut what about qualify ! you
ask. Ah—that’s where Sterchi comes in. For more than 3 years Sterchi
furniture has been going into Shelby s best homes. For more [hail 4b
years Sterchi furniture has been bin It right, styled right (and ot course
priced right.) For more Than l(t years, our policy has been—the best is
none too good for Sterchi’s and for you And while our prices, following
the trend of the times have gone down, down, down, down—Sterchi quality
is of the same high standard. And of course. Sterchi terms are liberal,
Sterchi credit is yours for the asking.
Secretary
We Recommend t his See re
lar> For Everything
> f you're looking for a sec
retary (ay so many people
ire'three days) who "ill
erve you long and f a it h -
Lilly, here's the answer. A
y race f u l,*er re la r v. s u > *s1 a ti ■
lially built . . . and >ueh a
■onvenience to rh*' entire
family. Letters will he writ- j
ten, oil!' will he paid. The
popular Governn*- Winthrop j
tyle. in genuine manogany.
78 inches high. 88 inches
vide, 4 large < , ■■■•.. . s*>
et ones.
$69.50
Wall Paper
Paints
Tires
Stfegmrs
“A SAFK IM.At’K TO TRAl >K”
Radios
PHILCO,
ATWATER KENT
R.C.A. - VICTOR